An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

or method of doing a thing ; an art, a scheme
a pasture.
SeótA'ó, seoladh, s. the first semiraetre of a verse
a directory, a document; directing, teaching;
sailing.
Seól&T)ói]i, seoladoir, s. m. a sailor.
SeólA-oói]\eACT), seoladoireachd, s. f navigation,
a sea life.
SeolAim, seolaim, v. I teach, direct, instruct,
guide; sail.
SeóÍAipeAct), seolaireachd, s. na^ngatlon.
SeólbACA, seolbhata, s. a goad, a staff or~club
for guiding cattle.
Seólc]\&nn, seolchrann, s. m. a mast.
SeoteAjiAt), seolearadh, s. a proclamation.
SeóbiiAjvA, seohnara, s. the tide.
Seót-TTió]!, seolmor, s. a mainsail.
SeólcA, seolta, part, digested, set in order,
adj. methodical, skilful.
SeóicAct), seoltachd, s. f skilfulness, neatness.
Seótcóiji, seoltoir, s. m. a navigator.
SeotroijA, seoltoir, s. m. a director, a guide.
Séól-co]'Ai5, seol-tosaigh, s. the foresail.
SeotriAn, seomar, s. m. a room, a chamber.
SeoTtiA^i-ApAij, seomar-araigh, s. a nursery.
SeoriiA|i-ice, seomar-ithe, s. a dining room.
SeoniA]\-leApcA, seomar-leaptha, s. a bedchamber.
SeomA]\-nA-ctiLMT), seomar-na-culaidh, s. a
vestry.
Seonu\]\-nA--oiAoicce, seomar na-droitte, s. a
dining room.
SeomA|vnA-|:eotA, seomar-na-feola, s. a larder.
SeomAii-i'uróe, seomar-suidhe, s. a parlour.
Seoni]\A, seomra, s. a chamber.
SeompAC, seomrach, a. fuUof chambers, cellular,
vascular.
SeoiiinAt)óin, seomradoir, •
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Seom;;A,t.e| seomraidhe, \ ^' ^" ^ «^^^m^erlain.
Seó|í]-A, seorsa, a. a sort, species, genus, kind,
mood, mode, manner.
SeócAC, seothach, s. m. meaning.
SeócAg, seothag, s. a hawk.
SepeAÍ, sepeal, s. a chapel.
Sepbop, serbos, s a hart, a stag.
Sepp, serr, s. a scythe, sickle, saw.
Sey ses, s. m. a besom.
Sec, set, s. a hole ; see i-nAcAt).
Sec, 50 yet, seth, go seth, adv. severally.
Seco)\, sethor, see peACA^i.
Secu]!, sethur, s. a sister.
Seuc,seuch, see peAC, ^ta peuc; adv. separately,
distinctly.
SEU S5v\ SGA
SéuT), send, see •péAt» and Teot) ; s. a way, a
path.
SéutDACAn, seudachan, -| ^ ^ ^ewclhouse, amu-
Seii-OCA, seudclia, V
icum
Séiit)bAnn, seudhlann, )
Seu-oo^i, seudoir, a. m. a jeweller.
Séut, setil, 1 1
„, ' ', V s. a seal.
SeubA, seula,)
SéulA-ó, seuladh, s. sealing.
SéulAim, seulaim, v. I seal.
SeuniAf, Seumas, James, a man's name.
Séun, seuti, s. prosperity, fortune, luck; a charm
for protection.
SéunÁt), seunadh, s. a denial, refusal.
SeutiAitii, seunaim, v. I deny, refuse, disown,
disavow, recant.
SeunAiiiuib, seunamhuil, a. prosperous, happy.
SéunbotA-ó, seitnb/ioladh, s. stench.
SéuniiiAp, sewimhar, a. lucky, fortunate, propitious;
charmed, enchanted.
SéuncA, seimta, part, denied; a. sacred, enchanted.
SéuncAi', seuntas, s. stench, mustiness.
S|:op]\AC, sforrach, s. a perch.
S5 and ]'c, sg and sc, are written indifferently
one for the other.
S5A, sga, see y^At.
SjAb, sgabh, s. m. sawdust.
SgÁbA-ó, sgahadh, s. scattering, dispersing, lavlshment.
SjAbAim, sgabaim, v. I scatter, disperse.
SjAbAl, sgabal, s. m. a caldi-on.
SjÁbAi^'ce, sgabaiste, s. robbery, rapine.
SjAbA^TO, sgabard, s. a sheath, scabbard.
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SjAbjiAC, sgabhrach,
S5Ab}\05, sgabhrog, > a. clubfooted.
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